TV AD Styles

TV advert form - Dramatic 

Production/service - Barnado's 
Primary target audience: Both genders from ages 7 to 60, all b to c normal social class and all races

This is not only dramatic but also realistic as many people face these kinds of social problems. This felt realistic as people do get bullied and abused by their parents. This could have made her not do well in class and not being able to concentrate at school. This could have leaded her to being able to get the grades to get a decent job. After that she might have gone to doing heavy drug, as she felt depressed and useless after everything she has been through with her farther and school which is a big part of most kids lives. This might have lead her to be paranoid and make her feel like the whole world was look down at her as if she is some kind trash that needs to thrown away and be forgotten about.  This could lead her to attacking an innocent person on the streets and soon after getting arrested and put into jail. 

All of these sequences of her life are suppose to make the audience feel depressed and emotional and sorry for her in what she has been through. This was clearly to show what happened to a child in past can really effect how they are in the future. This can also make for parents and people of the situation. This is because not every child can solve on their own problem and need help. This is what this advert was for a cry out for those people suffering from abuse and such. You could see from all her face expression she felt scared and didn't really know what to do. This advert also uses dark colors in the background to show how this advert is serious on its case to help children that suffer from abuse and bullying. 

TV advert form - surreal  Production/services - dairy milk  Primary target audiences - both genders ages 7 to 20 economic class c and b and all races This advert is just shows an ape playing drums and nothing else. It doesn't even relate to the product what so ever in my personal option. It kind of makes you think what the director for this advert was thinking when making this advert. While over 6 million people watch this there was no point what so ever made. But is advert trying to state that if you were to buy and eat a diary milk that you would be just as talented the ape playing drums.  That is really all i could get out of it. Along with the fact the this advert is set in a room just filled with purple trying so in a way it's trying make the audience remember when ever you see the color purple you always remember the abnormal advert of diary milk and congress buying the chocolate. The music in the back ground is also very memorable as a result of being such an abnormal advert it one those adverts what you just can't forget about even if a year or two goes by.  TV advert form - Humorous  Production/services - Pesi  Primary target audiences - both genders ages 7 to 28 economic class c and b and all races This advert has no talking init what so ever instead it diegetic music playing throughout in the background. This is really rare to see in an advert which does create some source of originality. one things I didn't like about was how it seemed liked it making fun of the religeon buddha as making a stereotype of them training in material arts and such.  The scenery in the movie is great for 1 minute advert as keep changing the setting almost looking like an eastern location like some sort of temple for buddha only to meditate in. You see this boy who is the main focus of the advert as just a normal child and gets taken in by the buddha and his head gets shaved. You also see the boy learn some material arts. You see the boy later then grown as a young man and it seems that he has learned to fit in and the buddha also seems to accept him as their own.  then he the buddha all holding a can of peso and all drink it at the same time.  at the very end you see the main character of the advert head butt the can leaving a mark on his head and all the other buddha truly accept him as one of them. now just from that alone i felt like it was trying to be funny but at the some times some people could find this very offensive as just an advert. The advert also tries to be colour yet very seems sort of grey making seem as if the advert is set in the past.